Re: going to Dr. Feng for consult and ultra sound of breast and lymph area.

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Hey !

Glad to hear you're going to see Feng and that she will help you out by getting you to a PS who takes your insurance. Are you in Kentucky or PA? Can you use your insurance in another state, let's say Indiana? At IU, Dr. takes all kinds of insurance and he helped someone I know with a breast issue. Go to Feng first, see what happens and between Feng and your friends here, we'll hook you up somehow.

I'm thinking---the PS who explanted you, is he/she responsible (legally) to cover costs if in fact you require more surgery because of their mistake, leaving silicone behind? When did you have your surgery?

You're on the right path now.

Hugs,

LMmichelle king <michellerking1@...> wrote:

I have sceduled an appointment for Sept. 7th, that is the soonest she had. Her consult fee is 125.00, the ultrasound I am getting is not silicone mapping, (?) but it is to look for silicone around the breasts and adjacent lympth nodes. this will cost $300.-400 dollars. A Dr. Leonard Kahn is their radiologist, who will do the ultrasound and give Dr. Feng the report. I do that at 11am and then go to Dr. Feng's at 12:30pm. She will talk with me and examine me for 1 and a half hours for $125.00 fee. I asked if I could not afford to have her do the removal of the silicone would she presnet soemthing to another surgeon and to my ins. co. She said Oh Yes! plus the other surgeon will have something to follow. I am going for it. She does not accept disability ins. or welfare ins., which I'm currently on. However, I'll use some of the disability money to get better. I'm sure I still have silicone around the

area, under arm, and around that area. Not necessarily just the arm pit, down lower. The symptoms she said were silicone related are: numbness, tingling, chronic fatigue, hair loss, memory loss and achey joints. Of course I've had them all. I have improved however, I've been getting numbness and tingling in arms and fingers now, and I still ache, no doubt. I think this will be a good$425 or $525. spent if she can refer me to another dr. who will accept my ins. and write a letter to my ins. company. BJ, I hope you're reading this. By the way, if she were to remove the silicone from the breasts and surrounding tissue it would cost $5,200. That's in my case since I've had the explant. Yeap, my arms still ache and I felt a huge spot under arm and other spots two. Three or more I'm concerned about. Oh by the way I found out I had a double lumin breast implant. They are a combination of saline and

silicone. there is an outter shell which is silicone, then a layer of saline, then the insides are silicone. She said the outter layer ruptures first, which makes sense. Well I'm glad this is resonable. Hugs to all,

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Thank you LM,

the PS that did my explant I think is probalby one of the best in Western PA, at least he is suppose to be. Of course he's not real sensitive to the issue, but he's suppose to be a good surgeon. I did consider going back to him since he know the area, etc. However, he told me he does not the, Quote quote "deforming stuff" behind the arms I think he meant. this might be what he meant. I do feel better, but I think I can feel even better, so I'm going for it, thanks for the encouragement. Love, Jane Doe <oceanlilly_csu@...> wrote:

Hey !

Glad to hear you're going to see Feng and that she will help you out by getting you to a PS who takes your insurance. Are you in Kentucky or PA? Can you use your insurance in another state, let's say Indiana? At IU, Dr. takes all kinds of insurance and he helped someone I know with a breast issue. Go to Feng first, see what happens and between Feng and your friends here, we'll hook you up somehow.

I'm thinking---the PS who explanted you, is he/she responsible (legally) to cover costs if in fact you require more surgery because of their mistake, leaving silicone behind? When did you have your surgery?

You're on the right path now.

Hugs,

LMmichelle king <michellerking1@...> wrote:

I have sceduled an appointment for Sept. 7th, that is the soonest she had. Her consult fee is 125.00, the ultrasound I am getting is not silicone mapping, (?) but it is to look for silicone around the breasts and adjacent lympth nodes. this will cost $300.-400 dollars. A Dr. Leonard Kahn is their radiologist, who will do the ultrasound and give Dr. Feng the report. I do that at 11am and then go to Dr. Feng's at 12:30pm. She will talk with me and examine me for 1 and a half hours for $125.00 fee. I asked if I could not afford to have her do the removal of the silicone would she presnet soemthing to another surgeon and to my ins. co. She said Oh Yes! plus the other surgeon will have something to follow. I am going for it. She does not accept disability ins. or welfare ins., which I'm currently on. However, I'll use some of the disability money to get better. I'm sure I still have silicone around the

area, under arm, and around that area. Not necessarily just the arm pit, down lower. The symptoms she said were silicone related are: numbness, tingling, chronic fatigue, hair loss, memory loss and achey joints. Of course I've had them all. I have improved however, I've been getting numbness and tingling in arms and fingers now, and I still ache, no doubt. I think this will be a good$425 or $525. spent if she can refer me to another dr. who will accept my ins. and write a letter to my ins. company. BJ, I hope you're reading this. By the way, if she were to remove the silicone from the breasts and surrounding tissue it would cost $5,200. That's in my case since I've had the explant. Yeap, my arms still ache and I felt a huge spot under arm and other spots two. Three or more I'm concerned about. Oh by the way I found out I had a double lumin breast implant. They are a combination of saline and

silicone. there is an outter shell which is silicone, then a layer of saline, then the insides are silicone. She said the outter layer ruptures first, which makes sense. Well I'm glad this is resonable. Hugs to all,

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Hi :

I'd contact your former PS, you never know what he'll say.....

You're very welcome for the encourangement. Thanks to responding to my posts.

LMmichelle king <michellerking1@...> wrote:

Thank you LM,

the PS that did my explant I think is probalby one of the best in Western PA, at least he is suppose to be. Of course he's not real sensitive to the issue, but he's suppose to be a good surgeon. I did consider going back to him since he know the area, etc. However, he told me he does not the, Quote quote "deforming stuff" behind the arms I think he meant. this might be what he meant. I do feel better, but I think I can feel even better, so I'm going for it, thanks for the encouragement. Love, Jane Doe <oceanlilly_csu@...> wrote:

Hey !

Glad to hear you're going to see Feng and that she will help you out by getting you to a PS who takes your insurance. Are you in Kentucky or PA? Can you use your insurance in another state, let's say Indiana? At IU, Dr. takes all kinds of insurance and he helped someone I know with a breast issue. Go to Feng first, see what happens and between Feng and your friends here, we'll hook you up somehow.

I'm thinking---the PS who explanted you, is he/she responsible (legally) to cover costs if in fact you require more surgery because of their mistake, leaving silicone behind? When did you have your surgery?

You're on the right path now.

Hugs,

LMmichelle king <michellerking1@...> wrote:

I have sceduled an appointment for Sept. 7th, that is the soonest she had. Her consult fee is 125.00, the ultrasound I am getting is not silicone mapping, (?) but it is to look for silicone around the breasts and adjacent lympth nodes. this will cost $300.-400 dollars. A Dr. Leonard Kahn is their radiologist, who will do the ultrasound and give Dr. Feng the report. I do that at 11am and then go to Dr. Feng's at 12:30pm. She will talk with me and examine me for 1 and a half hours for $125.00 fee. I asked if I could not afford to have her do the removal of the silicone would she presnet soemthing to another surgeon and to my ins. co. She said Oh Yes! plus the other surgeon will have something to follow. I am going for it. She does not accept disability ins. or welfare ins., which I'm currently on. However, I'll use some of the disability money to get better. I'm sure I still have silicone around the

area, under arm, and around that area. Not necessarily just the arm pit, down lower. The symptoms she said were silicone related are: numbness, tingling, chronic fatigue, hair loss, memory loss and achey joints. Of course I've had them all. I have improved however, I've been getting numbness and tingling in arms and fingers now, and I still ache, no doubt. I think this will be a good$425 or $525. spent if she can refer me to another dr. who will accept my ins. and write a letter to my ins. company. BJ, I hope you're reading this. By the way, if she were to remove the silicone from the breasts and surrounding tissue it would cost $5,200. That's in my case since I've had the explant. Yeap, my arms still ache and I felt a huge spot under arm and other spots two. Three or more I'm concerned about. Oh by the way I found out I had a double lumin breast implant. They are a combination of saline and

silicone. there is an outter shell which is silicone, then a layer of saline, then the insides are silicone. She said the outter layer ruptures first, which makes sense. Well I'm glad this is resonable. Hugs to all,

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